Beyond the Vehicle: London EV Show 2026 Focuses on the Systems Powering Electrification
The London EV Show 2026 will return to ExCeL London on 18–19 November 2026, bringing together policymakers, local authorities, energy and charging infrastructure companies, fleet operators, technology providers, automotive businesses, investors and emerging innovators to examine the opportunities and challenges shaping the next phase of electric mobility.
Now in its fifth edition, the event will look beyond electric vehicles themselves to address the wider ecosystem required to deliver the transition to zero-emission transport.
Addressing the infrastructure behind the EV transition
A major focus of the conference will be the infrastructure and energy systems required to support growing EV adoption.
The planned sessions will examine charging infrastructure, grid capacity, smart charging, energy integration and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X), alongside the role of technology and collaboration in creating a reliable and scalable charging ecosystem.
The event will bring together organisations operating across this landscape, including companies involved in charging infrastructure, power electronics, energy systems, software, electrical testing, connectivity and payments.
Among the companies participating are Infypower, Delta Electronics, E.ON Drive Infrastructure, Yunex Traffic, Solidstudio, Tridens EV Charge, Bender, Megger, emnify and Siretta, alongside a growing roster of specialist technology providers.
An ecosystem built around collaboration
As governments, businesses and cities work towards increasingly ambitious decarbonisation objectives, the transition to electric mobility is becoming less about individual vehicles and more about the infrastructure, energy systems, technology and commercial models required to support them.
London EV Show 2026 aims to provide a platform where these different parts of the ecosystem can interact — enabling policymakers to engage with technology providers, fleet operators to explore solutions, and businesses and investors to identify emerging opportunities.
Shariq AbdulHai, CEO of Valiant Business Media, the organisers of the London EV
Show, said: “The next phase of electric mobility requires much more than increasing the number of electric vehicles on the road. It requires charging infrastructure, grid capacity, smart energy systems, commercially viable fleet solutions, supportive policy and technologies that can address the challenges of a rapidly evolving transport ecosystem.
“London EV Show 2026 brings these different stakeholders together to examine those challenges from multiple perspectives and, importantly, to focus on the practical steps needed to accelerate the transition.”
With further speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, startups and industry partners expected to join ahead of the event, the programme will continue to evolve in the run-up to November.